1. State of the School Address
FRANKLIN FINE ARTS CENTER
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State of the School Address
November 8, 2017
Principal Kurt D. Jones

2. FFAC
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WHO WE ARE AT FFAC……..
367Students

3. LEVEL 1+ SQRP RATING WHO WE ARE AT FFAC…….. FFAC ELL - 4%
“Home of the Flyers!”
WHO WE ARE AT FFAC……..
ELL - 4%
Diverse Learners %
Free/Reduced Lunch %
95% Of 8th Graders Eligible for Selective Enrollment
95.8% - Attendance Rate
72.75% - On-Track
LEVEL 1+ SQRP RATING

4. HIGH FLYING SUCCESS!!!!

5. ACADEMICS…………….. FFAC NWEA EOY DATA
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ACADEMICS……………..
NWEA EOY DATA
Moved from LEVEL 1 to LEVEL 1+ in
MATH EXPLORERS PROGRAM
LITERACY INTERVENTIONS IN K-3
MTSS
STUDENT PERSONAL GOAL SETTING

6. Percent of Spring Projection Met
Definitions
Percent of Spring Projection Met
Each student is given a projected growth target based upon their spring RIT score. A student’s RIT score determines his or her attainment level (attainment percentile). For example, Sherry has a Spring 2016 RIT score of 215 that places her at the 40th percentile. If she was at the 50th percentile, she would be at grade level.
The student’s projected growth target is the amount of RIT points s/he would need to gain to remain at her/his percentile level the following spring.
Returning to our example, Sherry’s growth target is 221. That means that she needs to grow by 6 points (215 to 221) in order to remain at the 40th percentile. A gain of more than 6 points means that the teacher has added value, that Sherry’s attainment level has increased. A gain of fewer than 6 points means her attainment level is going backward.

7. Percent of Spring Projection Met (cont.)
Definitions
Percent of Spring Projection Met (cont.)
Percent of Spring Projection met tells is how far along Sherry is. Since Sherry is expected to grow 6 RIT points, her Percent of Spring Projection Met would be 50% if she grew by 3 points. 100% if she grew all 6 points. 150% if she grew 9 points, 33% if she grew 2 points, etc.
Question 1: Sherry’s projected growth is 6 points. She grows by 12 points! What is her Percent of Spring Projection met?
Question 2: Uh-oh. Sherry went down by 9 points. What is her percent of Spring Projection met?
*In our case we’ll be looking and Percent of Spring Projection Met at grade level, homeroom level, and by Priority Group
200%!!! (12/6 = 200%)
200% & -150%
-150% (-9/6 = -150%)

8. NWEA EOY17
Reading Growth

9. NWEA MAP Spring ‘17 Reading Growth & Attainment by Grade Level – ALL Students

11. Meeting Spring Target Line (100%)
(ALL Students)
Meeting Spring Target Line (100%)

13. Franklin Reading Overall:
75th Growth Percentile

14. NWEA MAP Spring ‘17 Reading Growth by Grade Level & Sub-Groups

15. NWEA EOY17
Math Growth

16. NWEA MAP Spring ‘17 Math Growth & Attainment by Grade Level – ALL Students

18. Meeting Spring Target Line (100%)
(ALL Students)
Meeting Spring Target Line (100%)

21. NWEA MAP Spring ‘17 Math Growth by Grade Level & Sub-Groups

22. Attendance

26. (only 3rd-8th Grade Students)
On-Track Data
(only 3rd-8th Grade Students)
Elementary On-Track = For an Elementary student to be considered “On-Track”, they must have:
At least 95% ADA (Average Daily Attendance), AND
At least a C or higher in both Reading & Math

28. Reasons why the 41.1% of Students at Franklin are Off-Track in Week 40

31. FFAC
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Current On-TRACK DATA: 85.1% Grades – 95.2% (9) Attendance – 90.4% (17) Behavior – 100% Grade & Behavior - 99% (2)

32. BUDGET: Components, Current, Forecast
FFAC
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BUDGET: Components, Current, Forecast

33. INTERNAL ACCOUNTS CHECK BOOK FRIENDS OF FRANKLIN BUDGET…………….. FFAC
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BUDGET……………..
INTERNAL ACCOUNTS
CHECK BOOK
FRIENDS OF FRANKLIN

34. INTERNAL ACCOUNTS………. FFAC SBB, SGSA LSC Approved Spending
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INTERNAL ACCOUNTS……….
SBB, SGSA
LSC Approved Spending
Supports Staffing, CTU Teacher Reimbursement & Supplies
Payroll - $-21,837.83
Non-Payroll – $16,729.82
124 - $37,076.12

35. CHECK BOOK………. FFAC Field Trips Contracts/Leases Student Fees
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CHECK BOOK……….
Field Trips
Contracts/Leases
Student Fees
Classroom & Arts Accounts
Specified Funding
Checkbook Balance - $81,938.79

36. FRIENDS OF FRANKLIN……….
FFAC
“Home of the Flyers!”
FRIENDS OF FRANKLIN……….
Kinder & 1st Parent Worker Support
Enrichment Programming Support
Facilities Support
Field Trip Support
FOF Board Approved Spending
Many Hands, Auction & Fall Sale

37. STAFFING/PROGRAMMING
FFAC
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STAFFING/PROGRAMMING

38. STAFFING………………… Fully Staffed as of 09/25/2017
FFAC
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STAFFING…………………
Fully Staffed as of 09/25/2017
All Classrooms w/Certified Teachers
REACH Observations Begun in October
Need for Volunteer Coaches

39. PROGRAMMING…………. FFAC Math Explorers ELL Program
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PROGRAMMING………….
Math Explorers
ELL Program
Second Step & Advisory
OST – Out of School Time
Athletics
MTSS & Early Literacy Interventions

40. FFAC
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CULTURE/CLIMATE

41. Attendance Student Input Parent Feedback My School/My Voice
FFAC
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CULTURE/CLIMATE………….
Attendance
Student Input
Parent Feedback
My School/My Voice

42. STUDENT INPUT…………. Principal Advisory Assistant Principal Busy B’s
FFAC
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STUDENT INPUT………….
Principal Advisory
Assistant Principal Busy B’s
Conversations with Students
Student My School/My Voice
Restorative Conversations/Peace Circles

43. PARENT INPUT…………. Open Door Admin. Policy E-Mails LSC & FOF
FFAC
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PARENT INPUT………….
Open Door Admin. Policy s
LSC & FOF
Parent My School/My Voice
Monthly Communication

44. Flying High Into The Future………….
FFAC
“Home of the Flyers!”
Flying High Into The Future………….
Expand Options Programming
Student Academic Ownership & Goal Setting
Facilities Upgrade
City, State & National Stage Presence/Leader in Arts Education
Restore FULL Funding of ARTS Programs

45. Flying High Into The Future………….
FFAC
“Home of the Flyers!”
Flying High Into The Future………….
Q & A Around State of School Address